This paper discusses the general concept and implementation steps towards a framework facilitating the development and evaluation of gesture acquisition and recognition systems through a common benchmarking standard. In particular, a complete ground-truth of annotated gestures will be acquired with multiple high-resolution acquisition devices and as such will facilitate, using machine-learning techniques, the development of non-intrusive and light capture devices dedicated to gestures recognition. This article presents our concept, the current achievements and the first steps towards such a framework and corpus.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 ruffieux_feogarm:_2011
%A Ruffieux, Simon
%A Lalanne, Denis
%A Mugellini, Elena
%A Abou Khaled, Omar
%B IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
%C Anchorage, Alaska, USA
%D 2011
%K imported
%T FEOGARM: A Framework to Evaluate and Optimize Gesture Acquisition and Recognition Methods
%X This paper discusses the general concept and implementation steps towards a framework facilitating the development and evaluation of gesture acquisition and recognition systems through a common benchmarking standard. In particular, a complete ground-truth of annotated gestures will be acquired with multiple high-resolution acquisition devices and as such will facilitate, using machine-learning techniques, the development of non-intrusive and light capture devices dedicated to gestures recognition. This article presents our concept, the current achievements and the first steps towards such a framework and corpus.
@inproceedings{ruffieux_feogarm:_2011,
abstract = {This paper discusses the general concept and implementation steps towards a framework facilitating the development and evaluation of gesture acquisition and recognition systems through a common benchmarking standard. In particular, a complete ground-truth of annotated gestures will be acquired with multiple high-resolution acquisition devices and as such will facilitate, using machine-learning techniques, the development of non-intrusive and light capture devices dedicated to gestures recognition. This article presents our concept, the current achievements and the first steps towards such a framework and corpus.},
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author = {Ruffieux, Simon and Lalanne, Denis and Mugellini, Elena and Abou Khaled, Omar},
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booktitle = {{IEEE} International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics},
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title = {{FEOGARM:} A Framework to Evaluate and Optimize Gesture Acquisition and Recognition Methods},
year = 2011
}